Inside Zyndercoil
Your instrument.
Your kind of playing.
The best starting point is a few minutes listening to what you like, what bothers you and what you want to keep.
The workshop
A bench,
not a production line.
We work on fretted instruments used at kitchen tables, rehearsals and small stages. A well-worn student guitar gets the same careful intake as a longtime favorite.
We write down the tuning, string choice and feel you want. Before anything changes, you get a scope, a price and a likely finish date.
Bring the whole story.
A buzz that comes and goes, a recent string change, a fall from a stand: it all helps. We explain what we can adjust and what needs a repair. We ask before adding work.
When it is ready, you play it at pickup. If our workmanship needs another look, bring it back and we’ll talk it through.
28 Bell Court, Maple CrossingTuesday–Friday, noon–6pm. Saturday, 10am–2pm. Sunday & Monday, closed. We agree on a time before you bring an instrument in.
A good repair begins with listening.
Tell us about the instrument and the trouble. We’ll agree on a time to look.